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SPY gamma map: estimated gamma by strike, latest closed session
Estimated, not observed · Nov 4, 2026 session · calculated at 3:55 PM ET · Open interest as of Nov 2, 2026 (two sessions earlier)
How to read it
- Each bar is one SPY strike at the last cycle of the latest closed session: blue bars carry estimated positive dealer gamma, orange bars negative, and longer bars a larger share of the total.
- The gamma flip is the level where the estimated net changes sign, and the call and put walls are the strikes with the largest estimated call and put gamma.
- The expected move is the size the options market priced for the next session, fixed at the close; it describes size, not direction, and none of this is a forecast.
Every cycle of the session behind the price bars, with the walls, the flip, the expected-move band and price indicators. Sign up with Google; the panel opens on the Heatmap.
Open the full Gamma Heatmap (1m–1h, indicators) →The map changes once a day: after the close it shows the session’s last cycle, and during the session it keeps showing the previous one. It never shows the session in progress. For the method behind the numbers, see the methodology on the gamma exposure page.
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